• алсааас [she/they]@lemmy.dbzer0.comOP
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    that’s not a left/right divide. it’s a right/further right divide. And even staunch conservatives follow (neo)liberal economics.

    This is a flow chart from a leftists/socialist perspective

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        Socialism is defined as the working people either directly owning or democratically controlling the economy. I don’t see how that is the case in any “socialist” country at the moment (speaking of the nordic ones, Portugal, China etc)

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          Lmao you are literally the ‘but that’s not real socialism/communism’ meme right now 🤣

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            Imma bring up an example to maybe explain it easier. North Korea calls itself the “Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea”. In their official understanding/rhetoric they have a democracy in which the administration acts in the interest of the people instead of a few bureaucratic elites. In reality it’s the other way around. Now, if someone said “Look at what democracy does to a country!!11!”, would you not object?